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  1. 21st Sep 2003 14:43 #1
    shernoam
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    Hi!

    I exported a video i edited with premiere into mpeg,
    it gave me 2 files:
    .mpa & .m2v
    mpa has the audio & m2v has video...
    how can i merge them [without loosing quality or reEncoding...]?
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    TMPGEnc->MPEG Tools->Simple Multiplex
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    If you are going to make a DVD out of the mpa & m2v files, IFOedit will accept them and output the necessary VOB files so you don't need to merge them.
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    You need to author the DVD (or SVCD/CVD) look to the left under Author. Basically MPEG2 files are multiplexed files containing several elementary streams: Video (m2v), audio (ac3, mp2, PCM), and subtitles.

    The authoring program combines all of the elementary streams into the correct file structure. For DVDs that VOB and IFO files.
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